David Twinn's Journey: From Prison Walls to Emotional Freedom
Addiction, in every way is a slow form of suicide, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, but nobody who's compulsive is doing anything that isn't hurting them in ways that are killing them, undermining them.
Ever wondered how someone can turn decades of incarceration into a powerful story of transformation? Meet David Twinn, a close friend and neighbor of the host, who spent over twenty years behind bars. In this episode, David opens up about his journey from a teenage inmate to a mentor for at-risk youth. He dives into the harsh realities of prison life and draws striking parallels between physical incarceration and the mental prisons we build through addiction.
David's candid reflections offer a fresh perspective on responsibility, accountability, and the long road to emotional sobriety. His work in gang intervention and local schools showcases his commitment to guiding others away from the paths that once trapped him. This conversation isn't just about the past; it's about using life's toughest lessons to foster self-awareness and honesty in recovery. If you're intrigued by stories of resilience and the power of the human spirit, this episode is a must-listen.